"We are excited to work with Atlanta-based company Rubicon to explore new technologies for innovation in our waste management systems,” said Mayor Kasim Reed. “We have ambitious, clear goals for improving efficiency and increasing recycling rates and effectiveness. This unique partnership with Rubicon will open new opportunities and support our conservation efforts."

"We are excited to partner with Georgia-based Rubicon Global and use their new technology to improve our waste and recycling services,” said Columbus Mayor Teresa Tomlinson. “It will allow us to more closely monitor and manage our operations, improve customer service and enhance quality of life."

"The City of Fort Collins is always looking to take advantage of technology and data to help improve efficiency, maintenance and make for a better community for our citizens,” said Larry Schneider, City of Fort Collins Director of Transportation. “We think this specific smart city solution from Rubicon Global could be a game changer for our fleet of street sweeping vehicles."

“This literally takes us from managing with paper and pencil into the twenty-first century, smartly managing our resources and operations across our city,” said Kyle Foreman, director of Sanitation for the City of Fort Smith. “Implementing Rubicon’s smart city solution across our fleet means we’re connecting every vehicle and driver with Operations Management at all times. Operations will be able to redirect our resources where they’re needed when they’re needed, and we expect that to result in significant operational savings,” Foreman said.

“These savings—the stretching of our precious budget dollars,” added Carl E. Geffken, City Administrator, “will help us do more with less. We believe we’ll serve our customers better, that our sanitation vehicles will last longer, we’ll save on fuel… There are a number of benefits. Bottom line is we expect this smart city solution will help us effectively do more with less. That saves our residents money in the long run.”

"The City of Irving continually is looking to take advantage of technology and data that helps improve efficiency, maintenance and makes the city better for our residents,” said Irving’s Solid Waste Service Director, Brenda Haney. “We think this specific smart city solution from Rubicon Global could be a game changer for our fleet, and we look forward to exploring its impact and application throughout our system."

"Not only are we saving staff time and taxpayer dollars with Rubicon, but this is an essential part of our overall Smart City strategy since it ensures our sanitation and fleet organizations are working smarter, not harder, to enhance our residential and commercial services,” said Montgomery Mayor Todd Strange. “It is another investment that will pay dividends for future growth and development by affecting overall quality of life in the Capital of Dreams."

"The City of Irving continually is looking to take advantage of technology and data that helps improve efficiency, maintenance and makes the city better for our residents,” said Irving’s Solid Waste Service Director, Brenda Haney. “We think this specific smart city solution from Rubicon Global could be a game changer for our fleet, and we look forward to exploring its impact and application throughout our system."

"We are excited to partner with Rubicon to use technology to enhance our waste and recycling services,” said Santa Fe Mayor Javier Gonzales. “Santa Fe has long been committed to sustainability and conservation. This Smart Cities solution will boost the ability to meet our ambitious goals and deliver best in class customer service to our citizens."

"The City of Spokane is committed to delivering excellent solid waste collection and disposal services for our citizens at an affordable price,” said Scott Simmons, the City’s Division Director of Public Works and Utilities. “We already are a leader in generating renewable energy through our municipally owned and operated Waste to Energy facility. Partnering with Rubicon Global and their smart city technology expands our value to our citizens. Using this new technology, we will be able to operate more efficiently, make business decisions using comprehensive data, enhance our sustainability efforts, and respond rapidly to customer needs."

"We’re excited to have this type of technology tested on our City’s fleet. We believe it will help provide safer, more reliable waste service to our residents and employees,” said West Memphis Mayor William H. Johnson.